Photo Hunters: Birds

The Photo Hunters theme this week is birds! I am a little bit lucky to live in south Florida, because there are many, many strange birds in my own back yard. I like to sit in the window and watch them.

This bird is called a Great White Heron. I think he is fishing. Probably only skinny fish will be able to fit down his neck. Maybe some worms, too.

These big things are called Wood Storks. This is how babies are delivered.

This one is a Great Blue Heron. I think he might be the same as the white one. Only blue.

These are a bunch of Muscovy ducks. They poop on my patio.

These are a couple of Ibis. I like their curved beaks. I hope you enjoyed learning about birds.

ps: Harley is a finalist in Catster's World's Coolest Cat Competition! To check out all of the finalists and vote for your favorite, go HERE! Harley is a finalist in the Stretch & Yawn category and the Funny Face category. If you can't decide, maybe you could vote for the Funny Face one so the votes are not split up. Thanks!

Vote Harley for Best in Show!

more: cat pictures & breed info

Fashion Friday: Working with Separates

Did you know you can extend your wardrobe by using coordinating separates? Here I am wearing the top from my madras print skirt set, the scarf from my Pink Lady suit, and the skirt from my velour warm-up outfit. Voilà! I have a brand new outfit.

Here is a secret: part of the reason I was scrounging through my closet for new looks was because I need to go shopping for some new clothings.

Do you like how my scarf is whipping in the breeze? Actually, there is no wind in here. My scarf is just stiff like that.

Ship-Wrecked

AHOY, MATEYS! It's me again. Harley! Daisy let me borrow her SAILOR cap because I am having a NAUTICAL adventure. Is that the same thing as NAUGHTY? I am not sure.

This cap is a little TOO SMALL for my MANLY head. But I can still wear it at this RAKISH angle.

WHOA NELLY! The seas are getting ROUGH! Hang on TIGHT!

I am going to DROP ANCHOR. I accidentally chewed the anchor off my boat, so this is a SUBSTITUTE anchor that got tied onto the MAST. I am not sure the anchor will REACH the bottom of the SEA.

I am feeling SEASICK now. Good bye.